The Black Label has elevated the status of K-pop in the global music market. The Black Label collaborated with the Netflix animated film "K-Pop Demon Hunters" (directed by Mega Kang and Chris Applehans), which was released on the 20th of last month.

They were responsible for most of the songs in the work. Producers from the label created tracks such as "Golden" and "How It's Done" for girl group Huntresses. They also worked on boy group Saber Boys' tracks "Soda Pop" and "Your Idol." Key figures like Teddy, Kush, 24, and Vince contributed to the project, enhancing the overall quality of the music. Danny Jung participated in the vocals for "Saber Boys," while choreographer Lee Jung was responsible for the performance in the film.

Their efforts paid off. The "K-Pop Demon Hunters" OST debuted at No. 8 on the latest Billboard chart (dated the 5th), marking the highest record for an OST released this year. The Black Label stated, “Producers who led K-pop's success have once again sparked a strong reaction,” and urged fans to look forward to their new music.

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